Sex Pistols

Re-formed group fronted by Frank Carter extends their upcoming concert calendar.

One of the most raucous figures in rock history packed a lot into his 21 years of life.

Frank Carter will replace Johnny Rotten for upcoming dates.

He claims his former bandmates will "kill all that was good with the Pistols."

Glen Matlock also reveals he nearly worked with Oasis in the '90s.

Guitarist admits he "was done" following the Sex Pistols' 2008 reunion.

Paul Cook feared someone would die during the band's notorious 1978 trek.

The bassist's new memoir covers his entire music career, but as he writes about the Pistols, "There are varying accounts of what unfolded."

The pitch happened in Jamaica, as "giant joints" were being passed around.

Queen frontman snarkily referred to the Sex Pistols bassist as "Simon Ferocious."